Oral Presentation
Teacher Name: Ms. Jess L. Mitchell
Student Name: _________________ |
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CATEGORY |
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3 |
2 |
1 |
Well Articulated |
Student pronunciates well with no mistakes. No hesitation when beginning to speak |
Student pronunciates with little or no mistakes. Little hesitation when speaking. |
Students pronunciates well but with major errors. Student is nervous and hesitates before beginning presentation. |
Student repeatedly stumbles over words and is reluctant to present project. |
No "Dead Air" |
Student has no dead air during presentation. |
Student has little dead air during presentation. |
Student has little dead air, but at inconvenient locations (i.e. during the middle of a sentence) |
Student pauses a lot during presentation with no clear reason why. |
Well Thought Out/Persuasive |
Arguments are well laid out and thoughtful. Successful in convincing Building Committee that their model would be an excellent choice. |
Well thought out arguments with some minor flaws in understanding/ explanation. |
Apparent that arguments have not been adequately researched. Presentation does little to persuade Building Committee. |
Presentation needs improvement. Not a persuasive argument, project needs to be further researched. |
Accurate and Clear |
Students can clearly and accurately describe the relationship between trigonometry and real life situations. Must have at least 3 well thought out examples. |
Students accurately describe the relationship between trigonometry and real life situations with small errors or with only 2 string examples. |
Students need improvement in clearly describing the relationship between trigonometry and real life situations OR accuracy of information needs to be confirmed OR has only one strong example. |
Students need improvement in clearly describing the relationship between trigonometry and real life situations AND accuracy of information needs to be confirmed. Needs major improvements. |
Enthusiasm |
Students show true enthusiasm for their subject, and truly get involved with their presentation. |
Students show enthusiasm through most of the presentation. Minor errors. |
Students need much improvement in showing enthusiasm for presentation. Shows great enthusiasm less then have the time. |
Has little or no enthusiasm for the presentation. Needs much improvement. |
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